Ruan prove too strong for Bodyke

Ruan  4-15   Bodyke 2-14

The home side proved too strong for Bodyke in a high-scoring division 2B tie at Ruan with full-forward John Punch contributing three goals.

The winners had their fourth goal from Eoin Hanrahan on their way to a second successive win in the campaign.
Ruan: Pakie Roughan; Dara Brohan, Niall O’Connor, Gary Bell; Killian Ryan, Jonathon Clohessy, Dara Roughan; Padraig Guthrie, Tadhg Hanrahan; Michael Vaughan, Aidan Lynch, Caimin Howard; Eoin Hanrahan, John Punch, Brendan Lyons.
Bodyke: Seamus Ryan; Gavin Moroney, Caimin Treacy, Shane Walshe; Colin Molloy, Ivan Pio McNamara, Sean McGrath; PJ Kelleher, Ciarán Walsh; Keith Quigley, Colm Madden, Barry O’Dwyer; Ciaran Malone, Tomàs MacConmhara, John Fitzgerald.
Subs: Oisin Molloy for Treacy; Diarmaid Walsh for Sean McGrath; Barry Boland for Barry O Dwyer; Ian Molloy for Ciaran Malone; Trevor Kelly for Barry Boland (inj).

Smith O’Brien’s  2-13   Sixmilebridge   0-14
Smith O’Briens made it four wins from four starts when they beat Sixmilebridge in away on Sunday.
The Killaloe outfit led the home side 1-8 to 0-8 at half time and continued the hold a slight edge in the second half.
They finished the game with 14 men after defender Ian O’Halloran was sent off on a straight red card.
Seamus Gleeson, Shane Tuohy, Pat Ahern, Seanie Conway, Shane O’Brien and Pat Vaughan did well for the winners.
Smith O’Brien’s: Mark McInerney; Mike Flynn, Seamus Gleeson, Paul McKeogh; Ian O’Halloran, Trevor Howard, Shane Tuohy; Willie Neary, Pat Vaughan; Anthony O’Sullivan, Pat Ahern, Brian McKeogh; John Cusack, Seanie Conway, Shane O’Brien.
Subs: Pa Kennedy and Kevin Walsh for O’Sullivan and Neary.
Sixmilebridge: Sean Chaplin; Ray McNamara, Keith Walker, Ger Quilligan; Seanie Stack, Stiofan Fitzpatrick, Cathal Walsh; Adrian Chaplin, Christy Griffin; Michael O’Halloran, David O’Meara, Rory Liddane; Ronan Mullane, Kevin Phelan, Sam O’Sullivan.

Clarecastle  2-11   Killanena  2-10
Clarecastle scored their first win of the campaign when they overcame the challenge of Killanena in a hard fought tie at Killanena on Sunday.
Just a point separated the teams at half time when the home side led 0-7 to 0-6.
In the second half Clarecastle had goals from Barry Lyons and from substitute Ken Ralph who converted a penalty. Mark Flaherty scored both of his team’s goals.
Clarecastle: Niall Quinn; Barry Lynch, Rory Concannon, Ciaran Lynch; Anthony Griffey, Andrew Page, Eamonn Concannon; John Pyne, Fergus Griffin; Niall Dunne, Barry Lyons, Stephen Malone; Adam Healy, Colin Higgins, Briain Lynch.
Subs: Jason Considine for Griffin (inj) Ken Ralph for Higgins; Bernard Scanlon for Lyons; Conon Donlon for B. Lynch
Killanena: David Noone; Ger McNamara, Joe Clancy, Barry Noone; Alan McNamara, John O’Meara, Kieran Glynn; Ronan Flaherty, Jack Houlihan; Fintan McNamara, Brian McNamara, Stephen McMahon; Mark Flaherty, Pat Noone, Liam McNamara.
Subs: Michael Noone for Houlihan; Declan Noonan for L McNamara; Stephen Moloney for F McNamara.

Feakle  2-10   Ogonnelloe  2-7
Feakle returned to winning ways when they overcame Ogonnelloe in this tie played at the latter’s venue on Sunday.
They led by two points at half time when the score was 1-5 to 0-6. Feakle’s goalscorers were Robert Bebbington and Sean McGrath while John McKenna and Jamie Cunnane had the goals for Ogonnelloe.
Feakle: Ronan McGuinness; Henry Purcell, Francis O’Grady, Donal O’Grady; Ger Hanrahan, Alan Hogan, Henry Hayes; Raymond Bane, Colin Nelson; Killian Bane, Gary Guilfoyle, Stephen Moloney; Robert Bebbington, Tom Moroney, Sean McGrath.
Sub: Patrick Daly for D O’Grady.
Ogonnelloe: John McMahon; Henry Mooney, Michael Costello, Michael Mooney; John O’Brien, Patrick Barton, Thomas Condon; Michael O’Brien, Michael N Bugler; Patrick Healy, Henry Vaughan, Ozer McMahon; Jamie Cunnane, John McKenna, Patrick Mooney.
Sub: Paschal Sheedy for P Mooney.